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Reader Digest picked the best Delaware diner. 10 more suggestions for breakfast, beyond - Vimarsana News

Reader Digest picked the best Delaware diner. 10 more suggestions for breakfast, beyond

Reader's Digest released a list of the best & most iconic diners in every state. Who won in Delaware, where else you can go for breakfast & beyond

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A new ramen bistro, 24-hour diner are now open on Concord Pike - Vimarsana News

A new ramen bistro, 24-hour diner are now open on Concord Pike

There's no summer slowdown when it comes to new restaurants. New arrivals on Concord Pike include a 24-hour diner and a ramen spot.

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Outlook 2022: Marcella's has evolved into local appliance giant through focus on family, quality – The Daily Gazette - Vimarsana News

Outlook 2022: Marcella's has evolved into local appliance giant through focus on family, quality – The Daily Gazette

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Hockessin's Brunch and More plans to keep dream alive for injured cook - Vimarsana News

Hockessin's Brunch and More plans to keep dream alive for injured cook

The Hockessin new Brunch and More cafe was just hitting its stride when a co-owner was injured in a car accident. Her partner is continuing the dream.

COVID in Delaware: State braces for post-holiday surge - Vimarsana News

COVID in Delaware: State braces for post-holiday surge

Will hospitals fill up? As of 6 p.m. Monday, there were 246 people hospitalized in Delaware, the most since May 15. The number of hospitalizations in the state is rising slightly faster than it did during the spring surge. Over the past week, hospitalizations increased by 34% from 183 to 246. In the week preceding the spring peak, hospitalizations increased by 25% from 269 to 337. The state never surpassed its hospital capacity during the spring. The number of hospitalizations steadily decreased from a peak of 337 on April 27 to a low of 29 on Aug. 16. Now, with hospitals performing electiv...